Many separating families have told me over the past decade that the biggest problem with family law and separation is that they do not know where to start. They felt confused and lacked confidence to understand how to become organised and how to process all the information they would need to know. They wished there was a place … [Read more…]
Family Law Pathways Centre offices are designed to be welcoming. We understand talking about separation and divorce can be stressful and uncomfortable, so we take great pride and care in conducting our consultations in offices that are private, comfortable and professional. Family Law Pathways Centre offices typically comprise the following: Reception Area Private Greeting … [Read more…]
Families can save on their separation and divorce process if they get Information First. The reason for this is that there are many parts of the separation/divorce process that a couple can control. The key parts of the process that couples can control (either by themselves, which is free; or with the help of appropriate professionals) … [Read more…]
In this blog we set out the WHAT?, HOW? and WHY? of a successful separation for couples. The WHAT? are the 4 STEPS of the Family Law Pathways Centre INFORMATION FIRST MODEL. These are the key elements for couples to plan and organise their separation, to stay out of court, to save family money and resources, and to … [Read more…]
The inspiration for Family Law Pathways Centres has come from over 20 years of learning from many families and family professionals. These are the families and family professionals who are involved in the law and psychology of separation and divorce. The thing they all had in common was that they were fighting family warfare through the family justice … [Read more…]
Time has come for a change in the way families are supported and transported through the family law justice system. For too long the family law justice system has engaged families in fighting and, sometimes, outright family warfare! This warfare is never in the best interest of children, and never in the best interest of … [Read more…]